2013 Legislative session

[DaKruiser]

That's not how I interpreted it. I was watching the stream and I heard that they "passed" on reading it today so it did not come up for a vote. The other bills that came up and were voted on showed the voting screen and had a Senator come up and give a re-cap on it. That did not happen on HB1563. I could be wrong, though - I'm a newbie at watching the proceedings.

I'm a newb too, I wonder why he would pass on its third reading though?

 

[Bill of Rights]

I didn't see it, but maybe to finalize some language or other, or perhaps the Senate sponsor was not there to present it to the Senate for a vote.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[CathyInBlue]

Indiana General Assembly

^^^ just shows up to 3/25 with the second reading.

 

[DaKruiser]

Everyone was there, they just didn't read it, HB1563 is back on for Monday.

 

[Bill of Rights]

HB 1563 has just had its Third Reading and has passed on a vote of 40 to 9.

It now heads to Gov. Pence's desk for signature (after it is signed by the Speaker and President of the Senate sign it.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[Bill B]

HB 1563 has just had its Third Reading and has passed on a vote of 40 to 9.

It now heads to Gov. Pence's desk for signature (after it is signed by the Speaker and President of the Senate sign it.

Blessings,
Bill

Hmm, I just got an e-mail from the NRA saying it has to go back to the house for a concurrence vote
I have no idea what that means. I thought that since it passed the senate it's on to the Gov.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Hmm, I just got an e-mail from the NRA saying it has to go back to the house for a concurrence vote
I have no idea what that means. I thought that since it passed the senate it's on to the Gov.

Whoops! You're correct, Bill. There were amendments in the Senate that weren't in the version the House passed. I don't foresee that they'll be problematic, though.

Rep added.

The issue is that both houses have to pass the same bill, otherwise the House could have passed it and the Senate could have amended a whole different bill in in its place, or vice versa. Once it passes that, it goes on for signatures.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[KLB]

Whoops! You're correct, Bill. There were amendments in the Senate that weren't in the version the House passed. I don't foresee that they'll be problematic, though.

Rep added.

The issue is that both houses have to pass the same bill, otherwise the House could have passed it and the Senate could have amended a whole different bill in in its place, or vice versa. Once it passes that, it goes on for signatures.

Blessings,
Bill

Amendments?

 

[Bill of Rights]

Amendments?

The only one that comes to mind was the one Sen. Tomes added, protecting shooting ranges. I'll look shortly to make sure.

ETA: In the Senate committee, they amended it to address a boating issue in re: number of people aboard, to protect shooting ranges, and to address the issue of wearing hunter orange.

Bill

 

[Bill of Rights]

Emailed just now (again!) under title "SB 181"

Dear Rep. Davis,


I am confused. A bill that passed the Senate unanimously, you seem to be not only refusing to allow to be heard, you refuse to even answer the people whom you've been sent to the House to serve as to why not.


If the bill is a bad idea, let it be heard and show why. If it's a good idea, it will pass, and the responsibility is not yours, but that of the entire General Assembly and the governor, either way. To stall the bill solely because one man doesn't like it when the people he's supposed to serve do smacks of elitism, and moreso when he refuses to even explain his actions.


Sir, I am a member of a bulletin board of some 30 thousand Hoosiers. All of us are waiting to see this pass or at least have an explanation why it's being denied even a chance. A copy of this letter is being posted, as will your reply.



Respectfully,



--

(name redacted)

 

[KLB]

Emailed just now (again!) under title "SB 181"

Very nicely done

 

[DaKruiser]

Well I just called, maybe that will make a difference

Rep. Bill Davis's direct line, (317) 234-3827

 

[navy4422]

Has anyone heard anything about SB 97?

 

[Bill of Rights]

Has anyone heard anything about SB 97?

That one and any other that is not listed at least in "second house" is dead.

I'm going from memory here, but the status listings I've seen include:

• In committee - first house
• Out of committee - first house
• Passed second reading, ordered engrossed - first house
• (All of the same above, second house)
• Passed third reading
• Returned to house of origin for concurrence
• Signed by Speaker
• Signed by President of Senate
• Signed by Governor
• Law enacted

I hope that helps!
Blessings,
Bill

 

[Bill B]

Has anyone heard anything about SB 97?

It never made it out of committee:
Indiana General Assembly

 

[dansgotguns]

Anyone else find it hilarious that the 2 bills (bill b and bill of rights) are on top of all the BILLS and keep us informed like this? Every time I see their names on the same page talking about bills it makes me laugh a little on the inside.

 

[Bill B]

Anyone else find it hilarious that the 2 bills (bill b and bill of rights) are on top of all the BILLS and keep us informed like this? Every time I see their names on the same page talking about bills it makes me laugh a little on the inside.

Us Bills stick together and watch out for each other...

 

[KLB]

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[actaeon277]

http://youtu.be/tyeJ55o3El0

Maybe they need to bring these back. Cause people don't see to know this stuff.
Maybe add a new one about "Constitutional Democracy".

 

[Bill of Rights]

Anyone else find it hilarious that the 2 bills (bill b and bill of rights) are on top of all the BILLS and keep us informed like this? Every time I see their names on the same page talking about bills it makes me laugh a little on the inside.